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漂流者 06

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[00:04.71]	Despite only arriving in New Guinea 40,000 years ago,
[00:08.23]	humans were soon established throughout the island's maze of hidden valleys.
[00:16.13]	Today, these people are known as Papuans
[00:18.80]	and together speak over 700 different languages
[00:22.56]	more than any other island on Earth.
[00:29.45]	Yet, despite their mastery of the island,
[00:32.01]	there was one creature they lived in awe of -
[00:36.35]	the giant man-eating crocodile.
[00:48.45]	Even today, young men must endure a brutal initiation ceremony,
[00:52.86]	in the belief that they will acquire the strength and guile of these giant reptiles.
[01:07.94]	The chief shaman calls out to the crocodile gods,
[01:10.97]	asking for their blessing and protection.

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[00:04.71]	jǐn guǎn 4 wàn nián qián rén lèi cái dào dá xīn jǐ nèi yà,
[00:08.23]	hěn kuài jiù zài zhè mí gōng bān de shān gǔ zhōng dìng jū xià lái.
[00:16.13]	xiàn zài, zhèi xiē rén bèi chēng wéi bā bù yà rén
[00:18.80]	tóng shí shuō zhe 700 duō zhǒng yǔ yán,
[00:22.56]	bǐ qí tā dǎo yǔ duō hěn duō.
[00:29.45]	jǐn guǎn tā men zhǎng kòng dǎo yǔ,
[00:32.01]	réng yǒu yī zhǒng shēng wù xīn shēng kǒng jù
[00:36.35]	shí rén jù è.
[00:48.45]	jí shǐ xiàn zài, nián qīng rén yě yào jīng shòu yě mán de chéng rén yí shì,
[00:52.86]	rèn wéi kě yǐ cóng zhèi xiē jù chóng shēn shàng huò dé lì liàng hé zhì huì.
[01:07.94]	wū shī qí qiú è yú zhī shén,
[01:10.97]	cì gěi tā men fú yòu.